These are a "Sour Soup Vermicelli" type noodle. They were pretty bland.

These are a cup style spicy udon noodles They were OK.

These are a sesame oil flavoured noodles. They were good.

These are spicy noodles that come with a cup of tofu. These noodles are pretty average

These are a brand styled after physical stores. They were good.

These are a "Curried Prawn" cup noodles. There were OK.

These are type of pho style noodles. They were average.

These are a premium packaging of a fairly popular brand of tonkotsu flavoured of instant noodle.
These tasted OK but where definitely not worth $AUD5.00

These are a type of chicken noodles. They were OK.

These are a type of sesame sauce noodles. They were acceptable.

I quite like the tom yum flavour. These were OK.

These are honestly one of the best noodles I have tried.

These noodles were OK but not particularly premium.

I have no idea what flavour these are. I liked them.

These are a type of stir-through kimchi cup noodles. I really enjoyed this flavour..

These are "Mandarin Style noodles" that come with onion sauce. I have mixed feelings.

These purport to be fish flavoured rice noodles. They were average.

These are an unassuming type of "pickled vegetable flavour" noodles.
They were generic and unassuming.

These are a malatang style noodles claiming to be in the style of "Northeast China".
These noodles were pretty good.

These are Bulgogi flavoured noodle made in South Korea. They came in a pack of four and were about AUD$4.00.
Overall, they were a little boring.

Luo Ba Wang Luosi Rice Noodles are a type of river snail noodle.
I did not expect to review another type of river snail noodle, and when I bought it I didn't know it was a river snail noodle, but here we are.
This packet costs approximately AUD$3.00. They are very good.

"Yum Yum Shrimp Flavoured Noodles" are a type of box noodles made in Thailand.
I got these for a discount price of 75c. I think they usually go for about AUD$4.00.
Overall, surprisingly good.

Gloodles Mala Hot And Spicy are an Australian brand of glass noodles that is trying to market itself as vegan, ecofriendly and guilt free.
I think these retail at something ridiculous like AUD$6.00, I picked them up at a shelf-clearance price of 75c.
I would have been dissapointed if i had purchased this at retail price

These are a variety of beef flavoured beef noodles.
I got these for AUD1.00. This brand is always discounted. They are OK.

These are a sesame and peanut style noodle.
They are good.

These are pho styled noodles that come with clam and squid.
They are very good.

I picked these ("Ichiban Noodle Bowl Roast with Pork") from Amazon on sale.
They were very similar to their beef counterpart.

Hauhau Liuzhou Snail Rice Noodle are a variety of snail noodles which has a lot of interesting folk lore.
These noodles were very good.

"Sautao Seafood Flavour" are a variety of noodles sold as "Sichuan Spicy Noodles"
These noodles were overpriced and bland.

"Ramen Talk Crispy Honey BBQ Pork Bites Secret Recipe of Blended Spices" are a variety of broad pork flavoured noodles
Overall I liked these noodles..

Bai xiang tasty treat noodles are a variety of curry flavoured wheat noodles.
They tasted like supermarket powder curry and had a strong pepper taste.

I picked these ("Ichiban Noodle Bowl Roast with Australian Beef ") up from my local Asian supermarket.
It tasted like budget noodles with occasionally bites of beef.

I picked these ("A'kuan Sweet Spicy Broad Noodles") up from my local supermarket.
They came in a pack of 4.
They where easy to prepare. They where OK.

Ottogi Jin Ramen is a variety of packet noodles made Ottogi based in South Korea.
These noodles also happen to be made in Korea, unlike some of the Korean noodles I tried.
Someone I have never tried these after years of eating noodles.
I liked them.

"Jingxi Xuejie Spicy Sesame Sauce" are a variety of sesame flavoured vermicelli noodles.
These noodles where about AUD$6.00 and where (IMO incorrectly) sold as "Malatang style noodles" by my Asian grocer. These noodles were great.